Webinar | The Hidden “Fix Our Forests Act” Loophole

In collaboration with Wilderness Watch, our webinar dives into the language of the Fix Our Forests Act to highlight how a cleverly hidden loophole in S. 1462 would nullify any potential enforcement of all federal environmental laws on national forests and BLM lands nationwide. If you thought that the House version of FOFA was extreme, just wait until you learn about this newly discovered loophole.

Read More

Collaboration: Panacea or Pitfall?

PIELC, March 2026 | © Jennifer Mamola

At the 2026 Public Interest Environmental Law Conference, Dr. Chad Hanson joined a group of experienced voices to examine how collaborative groups are influencing decisions across public lands. This panel takes a candid look at these concerns and questions whether collaboratives groups are truly serving our public lands or undermining them.

Read More

Film Documentary | The Great Big Giant Sequoia Scam

In 2020 and 2021, the Castle and KNP Complex fires burned through Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Park and Giant Sequoia National Monument in California, igniting a government and media firestorm. In June 2025, a team of researchers visited Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Park and found something remarkable. Watch our film, The Great Big Giant Sequoia Scam!

Read More

Forest Fire Malfeasance (with Dr. Chad Hanson, Fire Ecologist)

Green Root Podcast | On episode 92 of the Green Root Podcast—the official podcast of Eco-Integrity Alliance—we get scorched by FOREST FIRE MALFEASANCE (ForestFireMalfeasance.org), a new report exposing a government coverup of peer-reviewed science to promote logging on public lands, with Dr. Chad Hanson, research ecologist and director of John Muir Project.

Read More

Chad Hanson, Q/A with Forest Talks & Forest Walks

Center for Responsible Forestry | Dr. Chad Hanson is invited to speak with a new kind of book club – where stories spark action, ideas grow into movements, and love for forests bring people together – that has just finished his book, “Smokescreen: Debunking Wildfire Myths to Save Our Forests and Our Climate”. He makes a powerful, evidence-based case for rethinking fire – seeing it not as a disaster, but as an essential part of forest health and climate resilience.

Read More